Pre-Conference Service Design Tours

Two pre-conference service design-themed tours are now being opened to all attendees of SDGC16.

Two pre-conference service design-themed tours are now being opened to all attendees of SDGC16. The first is a full-day tour, on 25 October. It will combine visits to three leading service design agencies in and around Amsterdam, as well as the opportunity for attendees to visit design hotspots and unique service experiences in the conference host city. The second is a morning tour on 26 October. This will include the agency visits, and finish in time for SDN Members to attend Members Day. Interested in exploring Amsterdam before the conference begins, with a local guide as your host?

You're invited to sign up here: www.meetup.com/SDGC16-Chapter-Tours/ Please note that tour numbers are limited.

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